We’ve seen quite a few Samsung device updates lately, but today it’s time for an LG phone to get a new update. T-Mobile is now updating its LG V60 ThinQ to version v600TM10w. It’s a smaller update, coming in at just 110MB, and you can check for it by going into Settings > System > … [read full article]
After announcing new Apple Watch and iPad models last month, Apple is now gearing up to reveal new iPhone hardware. Apple today announced its “Hi, Speed” event, which will take place on Tuesday, October 13. The event will be live streamed on Apple’s website starting at 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET. Because … [read full article]
T-Mobile recently expanded its 2.5GHz 5G coverage to more than 120 additional cities, but that’s not all that T-Mo is doing to improve the 5G experience for its customers. Today T-Mobile confirmed that it has achieved the first ever standalone 5G New Radio Carrier Aggregation (NR CA) data call on a commercial device. In this test, T-Mobile used the [read full article]
T-Mobile has been big on baseball for a while now, offering free MLB.TV to its customers for several years and repeatedly sponsoring the MLB Home Run Derby. Now T-Mo continued that baseball focus with an initiative focused on Little League Baseball. T-Mo says that for every home run hit during the MLB postseason, it’ll donate … [read full article]
Earlier today, T-Mobile began pushing the One UI 2.5 update to its Galaxy S10 devices. Now some more Samsung phones are getting that update. The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ are receiving an update to One UI 2.5 today, too. The smaller Note 10 is being updated to … [read full article]
T-Mobile is now rolling out big updates to more Samsung devices, including the upgraded One UI 2.5 user interface for last year’s Galaxy S flagships. The Samsung Galaxy S10, S10e, and S10+ are all being updated to One UI 2.5. They’re all fairly large updates, coming in at nearly 1100MB, so be prepared for a big download. The S10 update is version … [read full article]
We’ve seen quite a few food deals in T-Mobile Tuesdays lately, and that’ll continue next week. Next Tuesday, October 6, T-Mobile and Sprint customers can get a $2 promo card for Baskin-Robbins to treat themselves to some discounted ice cream. Also coming next week are deals that’ll get you 10 free 4×6 … [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile launched two new deals today: one for customers looking for a new plan and one aimed at people who need a new phone. First up, Metro is offering two lines of unlimited talk, text, and high-speed data for $35 per line per month, or $70 total. This limited time offer also includes 5G access, 5GB of hotspot usage, and … [read full article]
Another T-Mobile phone is now being updated to support standalone 5G. The OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren is receiving an update to version 10.0.39.HD61CB. This 190MB update brings support for T-Mobile standalone 5G, which launched last month and increased T-Mo’s overall 5G coverage by 30 percent. This changelog also mentions the August 2020 security patches, but those were included in the OnePlus 7T Pro … [read full article]
The Pixel 5 isn’t the only new phone announced by Google today. Google also took the wraps off of the Pixel 4a 5G, and it’s officially coming to T-Mobile. The bad news is that T-Mo isn’t saying yet how much it’ll ask for the Pixel … [read full article]
Google’s Pixel family is growing again. The Google Pixel 5 was made officially official. T-Mobile won’t be selling the Pixel 5 itself, but the unlocked model is available for pre-order from the Google Store right now for $699. The Pixel 5 will launch in the US on October 29. T-Mobile does say that it’s “working with Google to make sure [the Pixel 5] works great … [read full article]
T-Mobile began September with a big expansion of its 2.5GHz 5G coverage, and now it’s ending the month by expanding that mid-band 5G to even more cities. T-Mobile’s 2.5GHz 5G coverage is now available in 121 new cities and towns across the US. This latest expansion brings the total number of T-Mobile 2.5GHz 5G cities to 210, and T-Mo promises that there will be “thousands more” … [read full article]
